Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-08
DAEEiLLE. s0YlE COUNTY,

AL he meeting at the Baptist church still
ccuinues, with numerous additions.
Mics Mary Lincoln has a flourishinl
; school At Salt River school hou'e, in IN,
west end Of the county.
Rev. K. II. Pierce, pastor Of the Metho.
dist church, has gone to Florida on busi.
ness connected with property matters In
that state.
Mr. William M. Zimmerman and Miss
Halle B Rogers were married Wednesday
evening at the residence Of the brides faith.
er, Mr. G. b. Rogers, R,v o A. B,rtholo =
NEW officiating.
Ga Saturday the primary election will
decide who is to be the democratic nominee
for our representative in the next leg
islature. The candidates are Messrs. Breck.
inridge, Lyle and Grubbs. ell OF them gem
tlemen and g,od democrats.
Mr.. Louis Cohn. the clothier, has de.
termined to leave Dsnsille and will from
this time on Close out his large stock OF
fashionable clothing, boots and shoes aud
furnishing goods at cost. When he says
cost be means II. Now is the time for bar.
gains. n
Mr.. Hanson Boreing, professor Of
mathematics in Eminence College, and a
candidate for the democratic nominate ton
for superintendent Of public instruction,
was in town Tuesday Mr.. Boreing has no
arms, bu, b. the use Of ingeniouslv con.
trived appliances fastened to his shoulders
can hold book or pen and Can write a
good hand.
John Hammer and Arlington Galloway
were arrested at Junction City charged with
committing an outrage on the person Of a
young lady named Edwards, the daughter
OF Benjamin Edwards, who lives near North
Fork Station. Miss Edwards charges the
actual crime on Hammer, her statement i'm.
plicating Galloway as accessory. Hammer
escaped after arrest and is still a, large.
Galloway is 10 Jail in default OF 5000 bond.
Hammer claims that the transaction was the
result OF perfect understanding between
him and the yonng lady, the consideration
being a railroad ticket from Psrksville to
Affection. No one who knows the parties
believes this, as Miss Edwards has bourne
a good character and belongs to q respects
BILE family, while Hammer has bad name
generally.
Hon. Fontsine T. Fox, ST., OF this
place, who has been in feeble health for
several years past, died Wednesday night
at IL o'clock from the debility attendant n
old age. He ". born January 23i, 1908.
near Richmond, In Madison county. He
was reared 10 somerse, and began the
practice Of Law there in the 2lst year Of his
age. In the same year he was made q Ma
son and soon became master OF his lodge.
When 27 years ola he was appointed Com
monwsslths Attorney BY Gov. Metcalie and
filed that position for several years with
great distinction. He was twice Q repre-.
sentative in the State Legislature. once
from Pulaski and once from Lincoln coun-
~, where he moved In 1910. While a cit.
izsn OF Stanford be represented the Lincoln
county district full term in the State San
ate and was the youngest member Of tha,
body. He moved to Dinville on the ID |
day Of January, 1919, and has resided here
ever since. He Was elected Circuit Judge |
Of the SLh Judicial District in 1862 and
served two full terms. He was married on
the 10Th OF February, 1880, to Miss Eliza
Hunton. Of Stanford, who survives him,
aged rs years. Seven Of Judge Fox's chill.
dren have outlived him. They are Thos.
II. Fox, OF Mt. Sterling; ex.Chancellor
Fontaine T. Fox, Of Louisville; Felix G.
Fox, of the Kansas City bar; Mr.. Charles
G. Fox, OF this county; Mrs Andrew NJ.
Sea, Of Kansas City, and Mrs Jerry c.
Caldwell, OF this county. The funeral will
lake place Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
aud will be attended by the members Of the
bar in body and by the Masonic frsterni.
y. In early life and middle age Judge
Fox took an active part 10 the politics Of
he day, was a member OF the old Whig
party, and was at one time elector ior the
State-st large and popular campaign
'peaker. He stood in the front rank Of
awyeIs and was powerful man before a
ury. He wac an upright and able judge,
ais heart OF almost womanly tenderness
being bis only disqualification for the stern
iuties OF that position. He wss a kind
husband aud father, a good citizen and a
thorough gentleman as ever walked the
,srth.